CONTENTS Introduction ix Abbreviations xiii I. Prerequisites of a Doctor of the Church 1 II. A Short Critical Life of Anthony of Padua 9 III. St. Anthony: Teacher, Preacher, Thaumaturgist 23 Part 1. St. Anthony, the Teacher and Theologian 23 Section I: Christology and Soterology 24 1. Kingship of Christ 24 2. Sacred Heart of Jesus 26 3. Devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus 27 Section II: Mariology 31 1. Immaculate Conception 31 2. The Assumption 34 3. Coredemptrix 38 4. Mediatrix 39 5. Other Affectionate Names for Mary 39 Section III: Ecclesiology 41 1. The Primacy 41 2. Papal Infallibility 43 Part 2. St. Anthony, the Preacher 45 1. His Natural and Supernatural Qualifications 45 2. Time and Place of the Composition of the Sermons of St. Anthony 46 3. Nature and Style of St. Anthony's Sermons 47 4. The Language of St. Anthony 50 5. The Subject Matter of St. Anthony's Sermons 51 Part 3. St. Anthony, the Thaumaturgist 52 IV. The Sermons of St. Anthony 72 1. The Method Used 72 2. A Manual for Preachers 76 3. Sources 76 4. Augustinianism 78 5. Originality 79 a) Dogmatic Theology 79 b) Moral Theology 80 c) Mystical Theology 80 V. The Authentic, Spurious, and Doubtful Writings of St. Anthony of Padua 85 VI. Authentic Sources of the Life of St. Anthony — Legends, Annals, Papal Documents, etc. 99 VII. Literary Evaluation; Historical Retrospect 155 VIII. Bibliography 164 Appendix (Three of St. Anthony's Sermons in the Original) 200 Invocation 204 Index 205 Digitized by Google.

Based on a series of lectures delivered in 1946 at St. Bonaventure's College, Allegany, N.Y., and in Chicopee, Mass., and Syracuse

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